Vote Preparations In Chaos As Eastern Ukraine Gets Ready For Referendum On Autonomy
The separatists' capital Donetsk gets ready to choose its future, but no one really knows how and where to vote.
At Moscow Victory Day Parade, Vladimir Putin Reviews Russia's Military Might [PHOTOS]
Friday is Victory Day in the former USSR, and Russia celebrates with a huge parade. The president was there, before going to Crimea.
Russia Says Ukraine Must Pay In Advance For Gas As Kiev's Natural Gas Bill Stands At $3.51B
Russia supplies close to 30 percent of the natural gas used in Europe and ships half of it through Ukraine.
Putin Arrives In Crimea To Celebrate Victory Day, First Visit Since Annexation
Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to Sevastopol on Friday to celebrate the 1945 Soviet victory over the Nazis.
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The region gets ready for Sunday's referendum on autonomy, but in the "People's Republic of Donetsk" there are more basic concerns.
Pro-Russian Separatists Defy Putin’s Call To Delay Referendum
Pro-Russian separatists have decided to go ahead with Sunday's referendum on autonomy.
Putin Calls On Ukraine Rebels To Put Off Secession Vote
Russian President Vladimir Putin said this would create conditions for dialogue between the Ukrainian authorities and the separatists.
Eurovision 2014, Russia And Ukraine: Tensions Rise As Tolmachevy Sisters, Mariya Yaremchuk Make Finals
Performers from Russia and Ukraine are among those competing in the semifinals for the Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen this year.
Gian Marco Moratti, Italian Oil Magnate Who Does Business With Putin's Top Ally Igor Sechin, Says U.S. Sanctions “Just A Front”
The man who cut a deal with Putin’s right-hand man has no regrets -- and, like other European business people, a few fears.
Yellen Says US Economy Still Needs Help, Housing Poses Risk
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said there is still "considerable slack" in the labor market; geopolitical tensions pose risks.
Ukrainian Forces Enter Mariupol, Briefly Retake City Hall Building; Five Pro-Russian Activists Killed In Clash
Tensions in Ukraine have continued to grow as Ukrainian forces entered the rebel-held city of Mariupol overnight.
Here's Why PepsiCo., Ford, Caterpillar And Boeing Are In A "Difficult Position" As Russian Economic Forum Draws Near
As a key high-level economic forum in Russia draws closer, American companies are weighing their stakes in the country. Here's a list of what they're dealing with.
Exxon Mobil Still Hasn’t Announced Decision On Attending Russian Economic Forum, As Arctic Drilling Season Begins
Oil executives are stuck between the White House and a cold place, between sanctions and enticing prospects in the Russian Arctic.
[UPDATED] Bidzina Ivanishvili's Gazprom Ties Are Expensive But Useful For Putin
Georgia's ex-Premier Bidzina Ivanishvili has a lucrative relationship with Vladimir Putin, who will pay big money for political aims.
Ukraine Sanctions Go Cyber: Microsoft (MSFT), HP (HPQ) And Oracle (ORCL) To End Support For Russian Banks
Additional U.S./EU sanctions against Russia could weaken the nation's cybersecurity and leave it defenseless against the next Heartbleed.
30 Pro-Russian Insurgents Killed In Slovyansk, Ukraine Official Says
Violence has escalated in Ukraine's eastern region as presidential elections and an impending referendum approaches.
Donetsk Airport Closed, 48 People Reported Missing After Odessa Riots While Ukraine Kills 30 Pro-Russian Insurgents
Oleksandr Turchynov, Ukraine’s acting president, dismissed the head of Odessa's regional administration on Tuesday after the fatal riot.
Russia Increasing Flights Over Pacific, US Says
A general cites a "drastic" rise in military flights near U.S. territories, Korea and Japan.
30 Deaths, Shooting Down Of Third Military Helicopter In Ukraine Take Conflict To New Level
Fighting in Slovyansk killed dozens of people on Monday as pro-Russian forces shot down a third helicopter with anti-aircraft missiles.
Germany 'Satisfied' With Russia's Efforts In Donetsk While Ukraine's Authorities Free 67 Detainees
The pro-Russian protesters stormed into a police headquarters in Odessa, demanding the release of pro-Russian protesters.
Switzerland Freezes $193 Million In Ukrainian Assets: Report
Assets belonging to former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovich and people close to him were frozen.
Pro-Russians Storm Odessa Police Station, PM Slams Local Police
"Russians won't abandon their own," militants chant.
Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Engineering Deadly Riots
Ukraine attempts to reclaim the east; dramatic video shows bank being torched in Mariupol.
Putin Spokesman: Russia Has 'Lost Influence' Over Separatists In Eastern Ukraine
"It will be impossible to convince them to lay down arms," says Putin spokesman Dmitri Peskov.
Internal Combustion: Conflicting Loyalties In Post-Soviet Ukraine
Some long for "the good old days," while others fear them.
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